Add to ORKGThis paper aims to characterize the semantic world of two negative conditional markers in Korean: -takanun and -esstakanun. I argue that -takanun is constrained to conditionalize a 'progressive' situation over a probable domain, whereas -esstaknun can be used to express a variety of conditional speaker attitudes such as GENERIC STANCE and UNCERTAINTY as well as COUNTERFACTUAL in the hypothetical domain. I also argue that -ess in the -esstakanun form should be viewed as the perfect aspect marker and it does a grammatical role of back-shifting, creating such a conditional reading as If it ever happens that ...
This article introduces the classic accounts of the meaning of conditionals (material implication, s...
영문 벼리: This paper critically reviews the previous research on ergativity in Korean, in which the con...
This study aims to explore the forms of negative yes/no interrogatives and the social actions they p...
The strong semantic tradition of conditional studies in conjunction with the dominant focus on the d...
The paper aims to study the forms and meanings of two conditional markers, -myen and -tamyen, and th...
This paper aims to shed a new light on the functional division of labor between two conditional mark...
Tomioka, SatoshiThis dissertation investigates whether something bigger than a proposition, such as ...
[[abstract]]This study aims to investigate what the pragmatic functions conditionals serve in daily ...
The aim of this paper is a modest one, namely to compare three hypotheses on negation in Korean and ...
[[abstract]]The present study explores form-meaning correlations in Taiwanese conditionals. It is fo...
The conditional connective -ketun in Korean has some restrictions in both the antecedent clause and ...
Negation is frequently found in every language, and many logicians or linguists have been carrying o...
There are quite a few suffixes III Korean which denote contrast and concession. In this paper the t...
Both indicative and counterfactual conditionals are known to be licensing contexts for negative pola...
Among the forms in Korean which can be associated with such forms in English as "not," "no," "un-," ...
This article introduces the classic accounts of the meaning of conditionals (material implication, s...
영문 벼리: This paper critically reviews the previous research on ergativity in Korean, in which the con...
This study aims to explore the forms of negative yes/no interrogatives and the social actions they p...
The strong semantic tradition of conditional studies in conjunction with the dominant focus on the d...
The paper aims to study the forms and meanings of two conditional markers, -myen and -tamyen, and th...
This paper aims to shed a new light on the functional division of labor between two conditional mark...
Tomioka, SatoshiThis dissertation investigates whether something bigger than a proposition, such as ...
[[abstract]]This study aims to investigate what the pragmatic functions conditionals serve in daily ...
The aim of this paper is a modest one, namely to compare three hypotheses on negation in Korean and ...
[[abstract]]The present study explores form-meaning correlations in Taiwanese conditionals. It is fo...
The conditional connective -ketun in Korean has some restrictions in both the antecedent clause and ...
Negation is frequently found in every language, and many logicians or linguists have been carrying o...
There are quite a few suffixes III Korean which denote contrast and concession. In this paper the t...
Both indicative and counterfactual conditionals are known to be licensing contexts for negative pola...
Among the forms in Korean which can be associated with such forms in English as "not," "no," "un-," ...
This article introduces the classic accounts of the meaning of conditionals (material implication, s...
영문 벼리: This paper critically reviews the previous research on ergativity in Korean, in which the con...
This study aims to explore the forms of negative yes/no interrogatives and the social actions they p...